Until you have declared your trader status under the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), your app's availability must exclude the EU. This Chrome extension unchecks those countries on your publishing console's country/region list for you.
Google Play Console has no "exclude EU" option, and its country availability API is read-only. Every release or region change means searching for a country, unchecking it, then searching for the next one. That's 27 countries plus the French overseas regions, and one slip can leave your app available where it shouldn't be.
No network access and no data collection. Your choices stay in your browser, and the extension runs on the current tab only when you click a button. See the privacy policy.
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chrome://extensions in Chrome and turn on Developer mode at the top right.No. It only unchecks boxes. Saving or submitting is always up to you.
The console probably uses a different name. Paste the name exactly as shown into "Other names", one per line, and run it again.
Yes. App Store Connect also offers an API for availability, so if you already automate it, the API is more robust.
No. They are not EU members and are not in the default lists. Matching is exact, so similarly named countries are never clicked.
You do. This is an operating tool, not legal advice. Whether you need to declare DSA trader status depends on your situation.